Another absolutely huge round of midweek fixtures is in prospect here, with some of the sides hoping to be in the end of season Championship conversation doing battle.
The Phoenix Suns are still looking to establish their spot in the Western playoffs, and they take on the Toronto Raptors, whilst the Denver Nuggets host the Boston Celtics in a whopper, whilst the Golden State Warriors take on the Chicago Bulls.
8th March – Footprint Center, Phoenix
Phoenix Suns to win the match @ 1.70 (PlayUp)
The topsy-turvy nature of the season endured by the Phoenix Suns is showing no sign of slowing yet for all their inconsistencies, they remain one of the sides to look out for in the Championship race with many NBA betting sites. Next up is a visit from the Toronto Raptors, a side that have plenty of potential in their ranks, but they are enduring a poor run of form of late, and the Phoenix Suns should be bang up for this one and ready to pick them off.
8th March – Ball Center, Denver
Denver Nuggets to win the match @ 1.95 (GetSetBet)
Two of the biggest sides in the race to become the 2024 NBA champions do battle here, as the Denver Nuggets take on the Boston Celtics. The Nuggets have been imperious at home all season and whilst they know how good the Celtics are, they will believe that they have the momentum with them ahead of this one. For the Celtics, this won’t have a huge impact on their standing over in the East but they will want to put down a marker in this one. This will be a superb watch, with the Nuggets likely to get the job done at home.
8th March – Chase Center, San Francisco
Golden State Warriors win the match @ 1.83 (BlueBet)
It is now or never for both the Golden State Warriors and the Chicago Bulls in their respective divisions, as they look to force their way into the playoff picture. The Warriors have been enduring a quiet campaign but they have plenty of players in their midst that can win a game and they are always touted by punters and international betting sites alike.
Meanwhile, the Chicago Bulls have forced their way onto the edge of the playoff conversation in the East but they know there is a long way to go, if they are to feature in the post-season shakeup and Golden State Warriors should come out on top at home in this one.
Sport has always been an integral part of Sam’s life, with his youth spent pursuing a playing career in both cricket and tennis, where he was fortunate enough to represent his native Wales at junior levels. Upon graduating from the University of Worcester, UK in 2011, Sam combined his two greatest passions – sport and travel, forging a freelance career as a tennis coach and a freelance journalist, visiting all 7 continents in the process. Having lived in Australia for over 2 years, Sam has a burning passion for AFL and follows every game he possibly can.
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